Due to a farmer's protest involving blocking train tracks in Shambhu, passengers are facing significant difficulties. The railway is also experiencing a loss of millions of rupees daily. The protest has resulted in the cancellation of hundreds of reserved tickets across various routes, with over 2500 tickets canceled for Jammu...
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Tawi alone. Over 4000 reserved tickets for destinations including Haridwar, Rishikesh, Delhi, Amritsar, Ludhiana, Jalandhar, Bathinda, Bikaner, Jodhpur, Barmer, Mathura, Agra, Gwalior, Jhansi, Bhopal, Itarsi, and Nagpur have been canceled. The Amritsar-Mumbai Golden Temple Superfast Express, previously departing from Delhi, is now being operated via Chandigarh and Sahnewal. Several other trains, including those traveling to Chhattisgarh, Ganga Satluj, and Jammu Tawi-Kolkata, are also being diverted via Chandigarh and Sahnewal. This diversion has created a shortage of trains for some stations, leading to passenger cancellations of their reserved tickets. There is also concern among passengers about the potential spread of the protest to other locations, which could disrupt their travel. Those who booked confirmed tickets two or three months ago are experiencing the greatest difficulties as they are unable to secure confirmed seats on the altered trains. On Wednesday, the Jalandhar-New Delhi Intercity Express (14681-82) will remain canceled. The Barmer-Jammu Tawi Shalimar Express (14661-62) will be canceled between Delhi and Jammu Tawi, but will continue to run from Delhi to Barmer. The Haridwar-Amritsar Jan Shatabdi Super Express (12053-54) and the Sri Ganganagar-Rishikesh Express (14887-88) are also canceled. Additionally, the Una Himachal-Haridwar Special Express (04501-02) will not run. Other affected trains include the Amritsar-Mumbai Golden Temple Mail (12903-04), Amritsar-Bilaspur Chhattisgarh Express (18237-38), Firozpur-Dhanbad Ganga Satluj Express (13307-08), Amritsar-Howrah Mail (13005-06), and Jammu Tawi-Kolkata Express (13151-52), all being operated via Chandigarh and Sahnewal. The Amritsar-Darbhanga Jan Nayak Express (15211-12) will only run until Ambala and will be canceled between Ambala and Amritsar. Due to the protest, train routes have been altered, trains canceled, and tickets rendered invalid. Route changes have also resulted in the cancellation of hundreds of tickets, causing a loss of millions of rupees for the railway. The railway is operating the trains keeping in mind the convenience and safety of the passengers. - N.K. Jha, Senior Divisional Commercial Manager.

A broken overhead wire between Dhorra and Jakhalon stations on the Bina-Jhansi railway track caused major delays for over 20 trains. The wire snapped around 3 AM on Thursday when the pantograph of the Khajuraho-Ambedkar Nagar Express train got stuck. Trains were delayed by 5 to 10 hours, causing significant inconvenience...
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to passengers. This incident follows a transformer failure on the same track four days prior, which also disrupted train services for a few hours. Affected trains include the Sachkhand Express (12716), Jhelum Express (11078), Kerala Express (12626), H. Nizamuddin-Rani Kamalapati (12156), Tulsi Express (22130), Karnataka Express (12628), Malwa Express (12920), H. Nizamuddin-Sikandrabad (12184), Tiruvananthapuram-H. Nizamuddin, Samta Express (12807), and Chhattisgarh Express (18237).

Due to the upcoming Holi festival, most express and mail trains passing through Raipur Railway Station are already fully booked. Waiting lists for reservations are growing longer. People are traveling to their hometowns in Uttar Pradesh, Delhi, Bihar, Jharkhand, Odisha, West Bengal, Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, and Uttarakhand. Many are booking tickets...
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in advance due to the expected rush. To accommodate the increased demand, a Holi special train will run once between Secunderabad and Darbhanga. The train, numbered 07221 from Secunderabad and 07222 from Darbhanga, will depart on March 21 and March 23 respectively. It will pass through Bilaspur, Raipur, and Durg, providing convenience to passengers. There are also some schedule changes for the Chhattisgarh Express, including a six-month trial stop at Lakshmipur station for train numbers 18201/18202, and changes in timing at four stations for the 18237 train running from Korba to Amritsar.

The Indian Railways has announced changes to the schedules of three trains, adding stops and adjusting arrival and departure times. Starting March 11th, the Indore-Varanasi Kashi Mahakal Express (Train No. 20416) will have a 2-minute stop at Orai, arriving at 7:18 PM and departing at 7:20 PM. The Varanasi-Indore Kashi Mahakal...
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Express will arrive at 10:17 PM and depart at 10:19 PM. From March 12th, the Korba-Amritsar Chhattisgarh Express (Train No. 18237) will stop at Dhaura station for 2 minutes, arriving at 9:45 AM and departing at 9:47 AM. The Amritsar-Korba Chhattisgarh Express will arrive at Dhaura at 2:45 PM and depart at 2:47 PM. Finally, starting March 13th, the Gwalior-Barauni Mail (Train No. 11123) will stop at Month at 2:40 PM and at Et at 3:06 PM. The return train, Barauni-Gwalior Mail (Train No. 11124), will stop at Et at 2:55 PM and Month at 3:21 PM.

Due to ongoing work on the Katni railway section, several trains are being held up, causing delays of 2-3 hours. This is impacting passengers on the main Howrah-Mumbai line, with delays in train schedules and a large crowd at Raipur station. Passengers are facing difficulties due to the delays and cancellations....
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The Garib Rath Express to Lucknow has been cancelled, leading to a rush at the reservation counters for refunds. The Katni line block is for the construction of a third track. Other affected trains include the Durg-Ajmer Express and the Gondia-Barauni Express. The block in the Anuppur section will continue till February 26th, leading to cancellations of several trains originating from Bilaspur. Local trains between Raipur and Dongargarh are cancelled on February 25th and 26th due to block on the Nagpur line. These disruptions will continue in the first week of March due to rail infrastructure work. The Chhattisgarh Express will have a temporary halt at Sarsawa station for only three days from March 8th to 10th, with a stop time of just one minute.